Hewer with me, to read and talk, and so to supper, and then to bed in mighty good humour.
His business was about his yacht, and he seems a mighty good-natured man, and did presently write me a warrant for a doe from Cobham, when the season comes, bucks season being past.
Well, Hugh, it's a mighty good thing to know that about taking up a horse's leg.
I told Uncle Will about it soon after I started in at school, and he said it was a mighty good idea, and I'd better keep it up.
If a man gets in front of them they drive him back right off, and if he don't go when he is told, three or four of them will take their quirts and give him a mighty good licking.
You're right when you say he's been a mighty good investment.
He's an odd fellow, but he's a mighty good pitcher, and I wish him all the luck in the world.
It's a mighty good thing, too, in more ways than one.
When you went into the milling business the Government lost the chance of a mighty good man.
He hed er mighty good chanct to take er horse that 'ud carry him out er ther country, easy.
It is not a very good mine if a man wants it as a source of revenue, but it makes a mighty good well.
The boys thought that if this could be properly written up, "it would be a mighty good joke on mother.
You saved us the horse, and a mighty good job it is.
I got hold of a book once with lots of pictures of Indians in it; mighty good pictures, too, they were.
This book of Catlin's that I tell you about has got a whole lot o' stuff about the Mandans, and it is mighty good readin'.
Say, I can do a mighty good turn at dancin', and give some of these fellers what think they know it all, a few points.
It the men make a camp we can send back word; but if they have the least little idea that we're on their trail there'll be a mighty good chance of our getting our throats cut.
If all the messages turn out like this one I shall have a mighty good thing of it," he said to himself, in a tone of satisfaction as he returned to the station.
Those who desire this world's life said: O would that we had the like of what Qaroun is given; most surely he is possessed of mighty good fortune.
S: And if grace from Allah come to you, he would certainly cry out, as if there had not been any friendship between you and him: Would that I had been with them, then I should have attained a mighty good fortune.
S: And none are made to receive it but those who are patient, and none are made to receive it but those who have a mighty good fortune.
She sho' look like de queen you see in de picture books and she have mighty high ways with folks, but she's mighty good to dis here li'l black boy.
I ain't gwineter talk 'gainst my white folks like some cullud folks do, 'cause Massa Lewis was a mighty fine man and so was Miss Mary, and they treated us mighty good.
Us hear him sing or whistle long 'fore he git dere and it mighty good to see him.
We had thirteen chillen, but they is all dead now 'cept four, but they was raised up right and they is mighty good to they ol' mammy.
Ike used to be mighty good to me when I was a little newsie.
He knows that it's dinner time and that this is a mighty good place to cook with all the dead cottonwood lying around.
But you've written ninety-one, which is mighty good.
My dad spoke of that last evening, and it struck me as a mighty good idea.
And we weren't sure it would end with Manners; we were going to fight it out to a mighty good finish, weren't we, Troubles?
It's mighty good of you to come and talk to me like this, and except for the good will I have toward all your family, I don't deserve it a bit, but I appreciate it just the same.
It's mighty good of you to come and talk to me like this, and except for the good will I have toward all your family, I don't deserve it a bit.
But now it's going to end in a mighty good storm, and you're going to die for all your troubles, Troubles.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mighty good" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
